Joe Martucci is a meteorologist for The Press of Atlantic City and other publications. With a focus on local weather in the Pleasantville, New Jersey area, Joe provides accurate and timely forecasts, as well as insights into weather events and trends. He is a five-time NJPA Award winner and a Rutgers University alum.
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Joe Martucci's coverage focuses heavily on local weather, including forecasts and seasonal events. He primarily covers New Jersey, specifically Pleasantville, with a focus on local weather patterns and their impact.
To effectively reach out to Joe Martucci, consider providing insights related to upcoming weather events in the region or expert commentary on specific weather phenomena relevant to the area. Additionally, if there are any significant announcements or developments related to local weather forecasting or meteorological services, these could be of interest as well.
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By: Joe Martucci
A departing, strengthening coastal storm will leave enough moisture for a few showers Thursday. However, you'll have a mostly dry day.
By: Joe Martucci
Drone footage of Atlantic City's official National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's weather station at Coast Guard Atlantic City. The weather station celebrates 150 full years of continuous weather observation in
By: Joe Martucci
ATLANTIC CITY — Since the U.S. Army Signal Service opened a weather station at 27 S. Vermont Ave. on Dec. 10, 1873, the city has experienced a
By: Joe Martucci
The jury in Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial has found the former president guilty of all 34 felony counts against him. They delivered their verdict late Thursday afternoon after two days of deliberations that spanned 9 1/2 hours. Follow latest updates here:
By: Joe Martucci
Enjoy this one. Loads of sunshine and dry air will make it feel like a Locals' Summer September day at the Jersey Shore Friday. It might just be a bit too cool to be by the water.
By: Joe Martucci
We're only halfway through the year. However, it is very possible that this weekend winds up being the most comfortable one of 2024.
By: Joe Martucci
The Storm Watch Team is tracking thunderstorms which could bring severe weather to parts of the state. Storms will flare up as early as 2 p.m. in northwest New Jersey. The main time for thunderstorms will be 5 to 11 p.m.
By: Joe Martucci
A broken line of storms will move across New Jersey from 5 p.m. through 10 p.m.
By: Joe Martucci
High temperatures and the possibility of storms will impact Wednesday.
Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Jonathan Cubit says it’s a nice start to the week, but there are chances for showers ahead.
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